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Overview: Policy and Law
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Coverage in the EncyclopediaPolicy and law issues cannot be separated from one another, because many policies are clarified through the legal system and many laws are implemented by means of administrative policies. Policy can be created by both governmental and non-governmental bodies; laws begin as legislation and are subsequently interpreted by courts. The entries in this section focus largely on the United States, which has in many ways served as the worldwide model for HIV/AIDS policy and law. Specific dimensions of policy and law in other countries are discussed in the entries on the various world regions.
Entries on Policy and Law
Double Discrimination: Women with HIV/AIDSThroughout the world, women suffer from the stigma and deprivation of second-class citizenship based on their sex. In the case of HIV-positive women, this discrimination is compounded by social responses to their HIV status. Thus, particularly in developing countries, HIV-positive women may be especially subject to violations of their sexual and reproductive rights.
Depending on social factors, a husband may legally force his wife to suspend or significantly alter her sex life. For instance, an HIV-positive woman may be forbidden to have children. Often, HIV-positive married women are abandoned by their husbands, with no legal or economic recourse. In some parts of the world, the widow of a man who dies from AIDS loses her property and may be abandoned by her family. Particularly in Africa and Asia, many such widows must generate income from prostitution or from the prostitution of their children.
In many countries, HIV-positive women have little or no access to family planning centers. Pregnant HIV-positive women living in countries where abortion is criminalized may be forced to seek unsafe and illegal abortions, which can jeopardize their lives. HIV-positive women frequently must submit to sterilization or other family planning methods that they have not freely chosen.
In many societies, women's sexual rights and sexuality remain unrecognized or misunderstood, often owing to cultural and religious values. Practices such as female genital mutilation, early and compulsory marriage of girls, denial of available treatments, and sexual abuse and rape of girls and women create high risks of female HIV infection.
Poverty in developing countries continues to affect more women and children than it does men. Poverty also increases the vulnerability of these women and children to HIV infection. Unemployment and low salaries perpetuate the economic subordination of women and children, and in numerous countries, members of both groups must take up sex work in order to survive. Drug consumption frequently accompanies prostitution, and both increase the risk of HIV infection: sex workers often cannot ensure their clients' practice of safer sex nor their own or their clients' use of sterilized syringes and needles. In addition, the number of street children, many of them girls, increases as poverty levels escalate. These children are exposed to violence, coercion, and abuse and in many instances become infected with HIV, yet they have little or no access to treatment.
At the International Conference on Population and Development held in Cairo, Egypt, in 1995, reproductive rights were recognized globally. When the conference met in 1996 in Beijing, China, the majority of the world's nations extended that recognition to sexual rights (although not sexual orientation).
Mabel Bianco
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Conducting Hope
About This Episode
Today, 2.3 million people in the U.S. call prison home. Nearly two-thirds of inmates will face re-arrest within three years, and nearly 50 percent will return to prison. In response to these disheartening statistics, one innovative program in Kansas aims to reduce the high rate of recidivism in an unexpected way — through the power of music.
Conducting Hope reveals the story behind the East Hill Singers, the only secular prison choir in the country allowed to perform outside prison gates. During the documentary, choir director (and former opera singer) Kirk Carson works tirelessly to prepare the men — minimum security inmates at Lansing Correctional Facility — for an upcoming public performance alongside community volunteers and former inmates. Carson's passion never wavers despite the challenges of turning the novices into concert-ready singers capable of performing a repertoire ranging from traditional choral to contemporary music to a "rap of redemption."
For many of the inmates, whose offenses range from drug-related crimes to burglary, rape and murder, the choir teaches valuable real-world lessons about discipline, responsibility and teamwork. These traits, along with a newfound self-esteem, confidence and pride, eventually may ultimately help ease the men's reintegration back into society.

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Asia Pacific flagged up as being a driving force in beauty device growth
Latest research from market research provider Global Industry Analysts shows that this relatively new category will rack up an estimated 600 million units of beauty and personal care devices manufactured by the year 2018.
The report, entitled Global Market for Personal Care Appliances, points out that the main thrust for this category is a growing consciousness with respect to hygiene, health and personal grooming, that is also combined with rising income levels and an adoption of sophisticated lifestyles.
Asia's fastest growing markets all likely to see growth
Currently, these economic and social changes are most pronounced in fast growing emerging markets, with countries like India, China, Thailand, Taiwan and Korea witnessing the biggest growth in the Asia Pacific region.
While the US still remains the largest individual market for personal care devices, the report points out that the markets in China and India as growing particularly fast, the sheer size of the populations and an expanding middle class with disposable incomes are proving to be the most viable for device manufacturers.
The research also points to the fact that the Latin American market is also giving way to significant growth in personal care devices, with other research pointing to the fact that markets such as Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Colombia are leading the way.
Asia leaves Europe for standing
The development in these emerging markets is in contrast to more developed markets, particularly Europe, where the growth of such products is expected to be limited on account of slow economic growth, and in some cases, shrinking economies.
The report points out that a lot of the growth is also being driven by trends in social patterns and lifestyle, which points to why a lot of products are geared towards body hair removal and shaving, which is in line with a global trend that is influences both men and women.
Likewise, the growth is also being driven by demand for electric toothbrushes, with the report highlighting the fact that children's preferences in particular are setting the standards in this category, while health conscious baby boomers are also opting for this type of product.


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Carol Lynn Jenkins-Huber, 79
Carol Lynn Jenkins-Huber, 79, of Waverly and formerly of Celina, passed away at 11:49 p.m. on Tuesday, June 11, 2013, in Centerville.
She was born on Sept. 19, 1933, in Celina to the late Henry Bud and Mary (Barber) Fredericks.
On July 1, 1996, she married Paul Huber, who survives in Centerville.
Also surviving are her children Michael Jenkins, of Celina; Thomas Jenkins, of Celina; Kellie and Mark Courtney, of Covington; Steve and Sherri Huber, of Miamisburg; Jeff Huber, of Dayton; Paul Huber, of Dayton, Jana Blue, of Moraine; Teri and Brian Quinlan, of Miamisburg; Mike and Joan Huber, of Centerville; Rona and Steve Dorsey, of Grove City; also by 20 grandchildren; and 14 great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her first husband Willard Jenkins, her sister, a brother and her great-grandson.
Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Lehman-Hogenkamp-Dzendzel Funeral Home in Celina with the Rev. Matt Overman officiating.
Burial will be in North Grove Cemetery at a later date.
Friends may call from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. and from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. today at the Lehman-Hogenkamp-Dzendzel Funeral Home in Celina, with Eastern Star Services at 6 p.m. on today.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Montgomery County Hospice in Dayton. Condolences may be made at LHDFuneralHome.com.
Arrangements are being completed with the Miller Funeral Home in St. Marys.


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The highly-anticipated boys basketball game between Class 3A No. 1 Houston Yates and 2A No. 1 Kountze on Saturday has been cancelled, Kountze coach Duane Joubert said on Monday. The decision to cancel was not made by Kountze, Joubert said. And now Kountze is looking for another opponent to play on Friday or Saturday.
The game had been scheduled for 3:30 p.m. Saturday at Houston Baptist University and would have been a playoff preview as both teams will receive first-round byes in the playoffs next week.


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Stop Worrying & Eat More Cake.
Friday, April 27, 2012
13 comments:
- Jenna said...
Love the stop worrying card!
I'm heading to the Etsy wedding event to browse pretty things then hopefully some exploring. If you like docus & art - you might like Gerard Richter Painting. I think I might try to see it this weekend :) http://www.gerhardrichterpainting.com/
Have a good one, Shoko!
- April 27, 2012 at 10:30 AM
- Kathy said...
Thank you for these great reminders! You have inspired me to make a cake this weekend :-)
To add to your growing stack of books, I just finished a book called Just My Type: A Book About Fonts that I couldn't put down.
Have you heard of CatCam? I think you can watch it for free online. http://www.tribecafilm.com/filmguide/catcam-film39359.html#.T5rAerOJe8A
Have a great weekend!
- April 27, 2012 at 11:56 AM
- Lisa said...
Oh, these made me smile! Such lovely finds, Shoko! The "Eat More Cake would" be so perfect for our kitchen! Have fun with your niece - I'm sure she's absolutely adorable! I'm going to be working on my Photoshop Class assignments for most of the weekend, due to a serious case of procrastination ;) Have a wonderful weekend!
- April 27, 2012 at 12:54 PM
- angela said...
Those are all great, kitten sweatshirt especially! I am going to a fondue party, yay!
- April 27, 2012 at 3:30 PM
- rebecca said...
have a good weekend my friend. friends with kids was super cute, though I'm not sure if it's still playing?
- April 27, 2012 at 4:31 PM
- Ladies Holiday said...
An outdoor brunch sounds delightful! Cute sweatshirt...and yes, stop worrying and eat more cake are great words to live by...Happy weekend to you too! Luv your blog! ~Deirdre
- April 27, 2012 at 8:43 PM
- Shoko said...
Jenna, that looks so awesome! Thank you so much for clueing me in :)
Kathy, hooray for cake! And I actually own that book but haven't read it yet - I'll move it up the list! Oh, and CatCam looks like it was MADE for me. Can't thank you enough for telling me about it!
Becca, I've heard great things about that one - will definitely look it up.
Deirdre, thanks so much!
- April 27, 2012 at 11:53 PM
- Yara Simón said...
I'd love to eat more cake!
- April 28, 2012 at 1:12 AM
- Pink Ronnie said...
Can't remember the last time I kicked back with a book... sounds just lovely for the weekend.
Ronnie xo
- April 28, 2012 at 7:28 PM
- lizchewy said...
My weekend was quite relaxed and I managed to spend time with my friends and family. In addition, I did eat some cake.
- April 29, 2012 at 12:34 PM
- trishie said...
Oh a love brunch on the weekends! I hope your weekend was great.
- April 30, 2012 at 2:16 AM
- Akiko said...
That stop worrying quote is so for me lately. I should just stop worring and eat more cake! Oh, I eat cakes anyway.. Thanks for shaing & great post! xo akiko
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- April 30, 2012 at 7:30 PM
- Shoko said...
Haha - so funny, Akiko :)
- April 30, 2012 at 8:57 PM


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What to CookAmanda & Merrill
Aioli | Two Ways
- Amanda
If there is one sauce that can help you sail through summer lunches and patio dinners, it's aioli. If you've never made it, you'll be relieved by how easy it is -- get out your whisk and you're half way there.
The following are two versions. The Old Bay Aioli is handy for all fish and shellfish -- i.e. grilled fish, fried calamari, and boiled crab. You can also serve the Preserved Lemon Aioli with any seafood; otherwise, whip up some to go with grilled lamb chops, a burger, roasted vegetables, or a chicken salad. And if you want a plain aioli, then just leave out the preserved lemon in the Preserved Lemon Aioli recipe, and you'll be all set.
Before you get started, here are my Aioli Cardinal Rules:
- • Let your egg come to room temperature.
- • Find a friend/spouse/child to pour in the oil as you whisk.
- • Don't wimp out on the whisking: count it as exercise!
• If your aioli breaks, stop what you're doing. Start a new aioli and whisk the broken aioli into it.
- • I mix canola and olive oil because I find all-olive-oil aioli overpowering.
- • Always taste aioli at the end and adjust the acid and salt.
- • If your aioli is too thick, add a little water to thin it. If it's too thin, you're stuck with it but it will still taste great!
Old Bay Aioli
Makes about 1 cup
- 1 large egg yolk
- 1 tablespoon cider vinegar, plus more to taste
- 1 garlic clove, mashed
- Salt
- 3/4 cup canola oil
- 1/4 cup olive oil
- 1 teaspoon Old Bay seasoning
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Preserved Lemon Aioli
Makes about 1 cup
- 1 large egg yolk
- 1/2 tablespoon lemon juice, plus more if desired
- 1 garlic clove, mashed
- Salt
- 5 ounces canola oil
- 1/4 cup olive oil
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Skip to comments.Teacher accused of leaving cats in home to starve
Posted on 03/26/2009 3:46:57 PM PDT by Fawn
Boca Raton - Two cats starved to death in a schoolteacher's apartment because, between work and her social life, she just didn't have time for them, police said.
The black and brown, tiger-patterned domestic cats had names and traits, but by the time police found them Feb. 23 at a Boca Sol apartment, they were dead.
The findings: They were trapped in the home of Congress Middle School special education teacher Allison Dinsmore without enough food and water for up to a month. They died a painful death, officials said, caused by dehydration and starvation.
Police accused Dinsmore, 26, of cruelty to animals, a misdemeanor, though she has not been officially charged. Police could not arrest her, Officer Sandra Boonenberg said, because "misdemeanors must occur in the officer's presence or be a 'misdemeanor exception,' which animal cruelty/neglect is not." The State Attorney's Office will decide whether to charge Dinsmore.
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Please ping.
If she cannot take care of cats....I would not let her near children! Geeeees.....
Just think . . . If the teacher had left a live newborn in a trash bin following a "botched" abortion, nothing would be said. Leave a cat alone??????? Criminal. Leave a living, breathing baby alone?????? Kudus from Obamaniacs! Incredible!!!!!!! Lord have mercy on us!!!!!!
She should rot in hell, slowly, without food or water.
Sorry, but I don't think I want to ping this one. It's a downer, and it will be a magnet for the cruelty-lovers.
May those poor kitties find peace, and their betrayer justice.
WHy would I think about that? Apples and oranges. I think this woman deserves the death penalty myself.
Jeez-—I hope you can remove the cruelty lovers from your list!!
I do whenever I catch them. I also keep a s***list, so I can get them zotted or at least warn others that they are trolls.
Too bad Kramer didn't live next door with his SP 2000.
"WHy would I think about that? Apples and oranges. I think this woman deserves the death penalty myself."
Oh, I agree . . . I just think it's sad that we've lost concern about our own human species while we pursue bad guys regarding animal mistreatment. Both are disgusting . . . but apples and oranges????? Life is life . . . too bad human life doesn't trigger any where near the negative response that this kind of negative behavior does.
They probably looked 'beautiful' and 'peaceful' according to Michael Schaivo's scumbag lawyer.
Give her the same treatment for a week. Say the guards are "too busy" to feed her.
Okay. Do the same thing to her. See if she makes it a month. (Yes they are not people but they are living things that starved to death for no good reason except their sole provider got bored and could not make ANY (right) time for them.)
you can tell a lot about people how they treat their animals. that's why I say make her survive a month in the same conditions.
Respectfully, I don't think you can show me one example of what you are talking about. Show me ONE instance of an infant abandoned in a trash can (in the U.S.) that did not get as much coverage as this story.
I think we can deal with cat abusers while we also deal with baby abusers.
Hell, even Newman would have had enough humanity to slip the kitties a pepperoni once in a while.
Why have pets if you do not intend to care for them?
"Respectfully, I dont think you can show me one example of what you are talking about. Show me ONE instance of an infant abandoned in a trash can (in the U.S.) that did not get as much coverage as this story."
Wow! Are you serious????? Obama believes in newborns from "botched" abortions should be allowed to die of exposure if the "mother" wants the baby dead. There was an instance in Illinois where a RN said it was done on a regular basis, and she herself held a newborn for 45 minutes while the hospital refused to let her get help. She found the baby in a medical waste bin in a storage room. There was virtually NO press coverage whatsoever of this monstrous tragedy . . . none.
But we'll see this cat story get legs (if you'll pardon the pun) while this RN's story was buried. Sorry, but I think humans are much, much more important that cats. And I love cats.
Yes, humans are far more important than cats. I do have to admit, though, that I like my cats a lot more than some people.
People who end up committing the horrendous crimes against other people often start their cruelty with animals. The thrill of causing pain is like a drug, and eventually, they don't get as much of a high from abusing animals, so they move on to people. To me, that's enough of a reason to punish animal abusers as severely as if their abuse had been targeted at a person—while they're locked up, their future potential victims are safe.
That is the number one thing I look for in people.....if they don't love and respect animals, they are no good.
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The Boston Red Sox finalized their coaching staff Friday, Dec. 23, naming Jerry Royster as their third base coach and Alex Ochoa as their first base coach. Bob McClure is the pitching coach, Tim Bogar will serve as the bench coach, Dave Magadan will return as the hitting coach and Gary Tuck will be the bullpen coach.
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The Modern Theatre at Suffolk University announces the programming lineup for its fall 2012 season, featuring pioneering new performances, classic cinema, stimulating conversation, and penetrating analysis of the 2012 election season.
The Diva Monologues
8 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 15
4 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 16
Intermezzo: New England Chamber Opera presents a collection of one-act operas about women in history who have struggled to define their identities.
- In At the Statue of Venus by Jake Heggie, libretto by Terrence McNally, a woman waits to meet a blind date while standing next to a statue of Venus in a museum, deliberating the many plusses and minuses of dating in the modern age.
- The Stronger, by Hugo Weisgall, is an adaptation of August Strindberg's short play about jealousy and power.
- Miss Haversham's Wedding Night, by Dominick Argento, is based on the Charles Dickens novel Great Expectations.
Janna Baty, Barbara Kilduff, and Kristen Watson play the divas. Musical direction is by Linda Osborn-Blaschke, Brian Moll, and Stephen Yenger. Marc Astafan and Kirsten Z. Cairns are the stage directors. The set is designed by William A. Fregosi and lighting by Winston Limauge.
WGBH's Innovation Hub with Kara Miller
"The New Economy: How Automation is Changing the Game"
7 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 27
An exclusive off-air discussion with Andrew McAfee, author of Race Against the Machine; Daniel Theobold, chief technology officer of Vecna Technologies; Willy Shih, Professor of Management Practice at Harvard Business School; and Rodney Brooks, founder of Rethink Robotics. This conversation is led by Kara Miller and co-sponsored by Suffolk University's Sawyer Business School.
"Election 2012 at Suffolk University"
October dates to be announced.
Suffolk University will present a dynamic series of events spotlighting the 2012 presidential election. This academic outlook on the election will range from debates to panel discussions, polls to multimedia.
At Ease
8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 5
8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 6
A documentary theater production about the United States military experience, collaboratively created by Suffolk Theatre Department and veteran students and directed by Caitlin Langstaff. Facilitated discussions will follow both performances. At Ease is presented by the Suffolk University Theatre Department.
The Manchurian Candidate (1962)
7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 10
On the 50th anniversary of its release, this political and psychological thriller still resonates for contemporary audiences in an election year. The film was directed by John Frankenheimer and features Frank Sinatra, Laurence Harvey, Janet Leigh, and Angela Lansbury. A facilitated discussion will follow the screening, presented in collaboration with the Boston Preservation Alliance.
"Thomas Köner | Live Soundtrack to E.A. DuPont's Das Alte Gesetz (This Ancient Law)"
7 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 13
This 1923 Weimar-era silent film will be screened with live musical accompaniment by German composer and pioneering multimedia artist Thomas Köner. In Das Alte Gesetz an orthodox rabbi's son tears himself away from his family's sacred traditions to become an actor in Vienna. The film and concert are presented in cooperation with Non-Event, Goethe-Institut Boston, and the National Center for Jewish Film.
These Seven Sicknesses
Friday, Nov. 16 – Sunday, Nov. 18
By Sean Graney
Directed by Wesley Savick
Hilarious, terrifying, and primal; these words describe the Boston premiere of Sean Graney's adaptation of the Sophocles tragedies Oedipus, In Trachis, Philoktetes, In Colonus, Ajax, Elektra, and Antigone. Savick directs this unique theatrical event—lauded by the New York Times as "entertaining and fresh"— which features Suffolk University Theatre Department students.
Love, Faith, and Other Dirty Words
7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 28
7:30 p.m. Thursday, Nov. 29
The New Center for Arts and Culture presents a funny and moving story of interfaith couples negotiating (and sometimes battling) to maintain the balance between devotion to each other and devotion to their separate faiths. This original play was developed collaboratively by members of Prism, the young adult division of the New Center for Arts and Culture, and theater artist Kent Stephens. Performances will be followed by an audience discussion led by Lev Baesh, a progressive rabbi and the Director of the Resource Center for Jewish Clergy at interfaithfamily.com. The discussion following the Wednesday, Nov. 28, production will be geared to a young-adult audience.
Tickets for all events are on sale at www.moderntheatre.com. Tickets for WGBH's Innovation Hub, At Ease, and The Manchurian Candidate also are available by phone at 800-440-7654. The Modern Theatre at Suffolk University is located at 525 Washington St. in Downtown Boston.
All programming subject to change
The Modern Theatre at Suffolk University is the newest performance space in the Washington Street Theater District. The grand facade of the historic theater, Boston's first designed specifically for showing movies, has been painstakingly restored and reconstructed as part of the Modern Theatre and residence hall development. Inside, an intimate jewel-box theater showcases central design elements that are a modernization of some of the most distinctive historic features of the 1914 theater. The state-of-the-art, 185-seat venue is ideal for live performances, conversations, readings and film screenings and promotes excellence and innovation through all of its programming. For more about these and other programs at the Modern visit: www.moderntheatre.com. The Modern Theatre is managed and programmed by the Theatre Department at Suffolk University.


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San Francisco, CA--The Center for WorkLife Law at UC Hastings College of the Law has been awarded a $100,000 grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation. The grant will help in continuing the mission of the Center for WorkLife Law to advance women's economic rights.
The W.K. Kellogg Foundation grant provides support for the Center for WorkLife Law's Pregnancy Accommodation Working Group, a group dedicated to helping pregnant workers stay on the job while protecting their health and the health of their babies. Support from the Kellogg Foundation enables the Center for WorkLife Law to develop and disseminate information and tools to employment lawyers, Ob/gyn doctors, the larger medical community, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), employers, and employees to help low-income pregnant workers gain the accommodations they need to keep their jobs and maintain financial security for themselves and their families.
"With this important partnership and support from the Kellogg Foundation," says Center for WorkLife Law Director Professor Joan Williams, "we will be able to help reduce vulnerability for low-income pregnant women by helping them keep their jobs and secure their lives and the lives of their children. Employment for a low-income woman means her children are less vulnerable and have more opportunities to succeed in school and in life."
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--- Quote from: N. N. on April 27, 2012, 02:46:48 PM ---This is turning into an insane game, of who's going to get tired first and give up...
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I doubt it will be the government that gets tired and gives up first
I read the issuer's name "Lamer" instead of "Lamar", well, I accidentaly mis-read one letter, but the meaning changes a lot :P
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SOPA is dead. For more information about the continuing legislative efforts in the US, please read about CISPA
--- Quote from: Suna James on May 11, 2012, 03:15:49 AM ---Give me the full details about SOPA ?
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Any one got dcu scores this month?. This friday being the last week of month I haven't received it yet.
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Any one got dcu scores this month?. This friday being the last week of month I haven't received it yet.
Nope...hopefully next week
No, they seem delayed this week for whatever reason. Nobody has gotten theirs yet seemingly from varoius posts across different forums.
Mine just showed up today...
Up 8 to 738!
Mine hit today. Matched my SW increase up 22pts from last month to 806.
I finally managed to coordinate paying almost all my charges off prior to statement posting.
Now it's just a matter of seeing what my new DCU trade line does when it finally shows up.
So far, the HP didn't affect my score. (went from one to two inq in past 12 mo)
Well I took my first real drop this month since starting this positive credit journey (I discount the utilization from wonky reporting last month as that's temporary), presumably from the inquiry which I know landed on EQ for my auto-loan refinance and I still have the WFDS auto loan reporting as open with a balance on it for some reason and doubling my current installment debt. Not certain why that didn't update to $0 already but long-term should be fine... also DCU's reporting 100% LTV on the new auto tradeline still might be affecting things, but sitting at a 643 down from a 646 two months ago with similar utilization it's hard to say definitively what caused the drop and insignificant anyway. As long as I keep it above 640 I hit my goal score for the year heh.
My AAoA is still way under 2 years so that didn't change with the new auto tradeline, nor the Zync whenever it first reports.
Oh and a DCU funsy for the month: they complained that I was paying too much through one of their interfaces in their online payment system and pushed my payment date too far ahead into the future . Too bad I was sort of hoping it'd be like WF and being able to push it out 2-3 years ahead and just sit idle on the tradeline racking up FICO seasoning goodies rather than just hammering it to make room for a DTI calc next year if needed.
MIne showed yesterday too. Up by 58 points result of bringing down utilization
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MIne showed yesterday too. Up by 58 points result of bringing down utilization
Nice !!! That's a nice bump up
yep some lates fell off , uti brought down from 15% to 8% and some nice clis. Couldn't have asked for more


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At the invitation of the United Nations Development Program, Castro presented an economics seminar in Honduras last October on how to conduct macroeconomic research using Honduran data. The UN program seeks solutions to eradicate world poverty through professional development. During his summers, he has presented research papers or taught in other countries as well including Ecuador, Honduras, Scotland, England, Spain, Austria, and Netherlands. In summer 2008, he was invited by Oxford University in Great Britain to be part of their distinguished Oxford Round Table conference.
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"For me, I studied financial economics because I wanted to help poor countries," Castro said. "I'm going to El Salvador to study how a poor country can overcome poverty. The economics textbooks today are based on a United States economy, not an El Salvador economy. How do we know if the models in the textbooks can be applied to a poor country? What are the factors that make a country poor? Is it human resources, economic resources, production resources? I hope to discover a model for poor countries to develop economically."


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McBride finished the 5K race just over two minutes behind the lead runner, Bryant's Eimear Black (17:46), and was followed by sophomore Jazmin Booker who placed 25th with her time of 21:03. Sophomore Ally Gates was the third Blue Devil to cross the finish line, clocking a time of 21:08, good for 28th.
Sophomores Brandy LeClair (21:10) and Caylee Richardson (21:23) rounded out the team scoring for CCSU, placing 31st and 37th, respectively.
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From the East Village to SoHo to Chelsea, New York's traveling art scene has plotted a map to success for many a Manhattan real-estate broker. Indeed, art galleries are cultural barometers – and economic magnets – in major cities throughout the world.
There was a time in the not-so-distant-past when this wasn't the case. Commercial art galleries, says Assistant Professor of Art History Pamela Fletcher, "only came into existence in the mid-19th century. Before that, people mostly bought pictures directly from artists, or at annual academic exhibitions, and auctions."
Despite their significance, curiously little has been studied about the genesis of commercial art galleries and their impact on shaping the landscapes of modern art and modern urban centers. Fletcher is delving into the subject with an innovative, technology-based research project that visually plots the rise and fall of London art galleries from 1850-1914.
Fletcher says she chose London, "because the gallery system – in its recognizably modern form – seems to have taken shape in London around 1855-1865, and been very quickly adopted by other urban centers."
To trace its evolution, Fletcher is working with Academic Communications Consultant David Israel and student research assistant Karen Fossum '07 to create a GIS-based map of London. GIS -- short for geographic information system -- is a software system designed for storing, manipulating, analyzing and displaying large volumes of data in a geographic context.
Israel and Fossum are using Fletcher's original research on London galleries, much of it gleaned from old periodicals, ads, and art reviews, to create a dynamic, computerized map of London over many decades. The map will not only show the locations of its art galleries, but will display layers of social and geographic data that impact the relationship of galleries to the city over time.
"This is a wonderful intersection of the humanities and technology," notes Israel. "When we are finished with the project, users will be able to locate galleries, see a photo if one exists, read Pamela's annotated research, and view animations."
"At the end of the 19th century you have literally hundreds of galleries in London, each with a separate identity," notes Fletcher. "As these galleries proliferate, they split the audience for art into niche markets. Galleries gather groups of artists, collectors, critics, and viewers. You start to see a kind of fashion in art that is connected to the way it's exhibited and where. It's the beginnings of what you might call the 'isms' of modern art history."
These new venues also gave rise to a new class of merchant: the art dealer. Dealers and galleries alike initially struggled for legitimacy, says Fletcher, "straddling the fine line between acknowledging they were businesses and aspiring to be something else."
The map's vectors will trace the leap-frog of art and commerce from the Strand to Trafalgar Square, up Bond Street in the West End, as fashionable London expanded. With growing respectability, dealers began to position themselves as purveyors of luxury goods, commanding up to 20 percent commission (contrasted with today's fees of 50 percent or higher).
While the map offers a multilayered picture of London at its commercial zenith, Fletcher says she hopes the visual information will help her abstract something subtler – some of the social contexts for the emergence of modern art.
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This beautiful park is set in 109 hectares of open parkland in South Manchester, with historic and ornamental woodlands, herbaceous borders, formal bedding, open grassland and beautiful wildflower meadows. It's grounds have certainly proved to be beautiful over the past few years. They were awarded a Green Flag Award in 2011 and 2012 - the national standard for parks and green spaces.
The park is steeped in history and there are three Grade II Listed Buildings located within the park: North Lodge, the Statue of Oliver Cromwell and Wythenshawe Hall.
Its range of year-round leisure and educational opportunities for all ages includes a varied activities and events programme, with highlights such as the annual firework and bonfire extravaganza, the Wythenshawe Hall open days and other seasonal celebrations including the Wythenshawe Games.
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It might not pass the sniff test, as it were, but anecdotal evidence suggests our bears like music.
Not all music, though.
As it turns out, the thing that really sends them is the didgeridoo—a long, largely monotonal instrument invented by and played by the indigenous peoples of Australia.
This peculiar bit of evidence came last week from Steve Searles, Mammoth's wildlife specialist, who at no point ever allows himself to think that he's seen it all in the bear world.
Searles said he received a 911 call at 6:30 a.m. last Tuesday. The dispatcher said someone had reported a bear problem in Mammoth.
Searles jumped into his pickup, raced to the scene and witnessed something he'd never seen before.
"There were two gentlemen, still in their, um, sleeping gear, on their deck playing didgeridoos," he said.
In front of them, on the grass, was a passive bear, who seemed to be enjoying the impromptu concert.
"Did you call this to 911?" Searles asked, his incredulity on the rise.
No, they said, it was one of their wives, who is prone to panic and familiar with placing 911 calls.
Searles said he mulled that over for about a half-second, then asked them what they were doing out there on the deck, at 6:30 a.m., playing didgeridoos.
One of the men shrugged.
"The bears seem to like it," Searles said one of the men replied.
The didgeridoo (also known as a didjeridu or didge) is a wind instrument developed by Indigenous Australians of northern Australia around 1,500 years ago and is still in widespread use today, both in Australia and around the world.
It is sometimes described as a natural wooden trumpet or "drone pipe." Musicologists classify it as a brass aerophone.
A modern didgeridoo is usually cylindrical or conical, and can measure anywhere from three to 10 feet long. Generally, the longer the instrument, the lower the pitch or key of the instrument.
Searles, who has a million bear stories tucked in his back pocket, told the story Wednesday evening in front of the Town Council.
Members of the council seemed to be amused, but not as much as Searles himself.
"With bears," he said, "if it can happen, it will."


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WASHINGTON — House Republican officials and Attorney General Eric Holder said they're willing to negotiate an end to a potential constitutional confrontation in a dispute related to the botched "Fast and Furious" gun-tracking operation.
Nevertheless, House leaders from both parties traded barbs over the issue Thursday.
House Speaker John Boehner took a hard line, insisting the House intends to vote next week on a contempt of Congress resolution against Holder unless additional documents demanded by Republicans are turned over to Congress.
Boehner renewed his allegation that President Barack Obama's decision to assert executive privilege to withhold the documents "is an admission the White House officials were involved in the decision that misled the Congress and covered up the truth." In fact, historically, several presidents have invoked executive privilege over Cabinet department documents that did not directly involve White House officials.
Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi accused Republicans of pursuing Holder in an effort to suppress votes in the upcoming elections, because he is in charge of safeguarding voting rights. "I'm telling you, this is connected," she told reporters.
Holder, in Copenhagen, Denmark, for meetings with European Union officials, said the administration had given the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee a proposal to negotiate an end to the conflict.
"I think the possibility still exists that it can happen in that way," Holder said. "The proposal that we have made is still there. The House, I think, the House leadership, has to consider now what they will do, so we'll see how it works out."
But he called the contempt vote "unwarranted, unnecessary and unprecedented."
During the year and a half long investigation by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, the Justice Department turned over 7,600 documents about details of Operation Fast and Furious. But, because the department initially denied and then admitted it used a risky investigative technique known as gun-walking, the committee has turned its attention to how the Justice Department responded to the investigation. The additional documents it seeks are about that topic.
White House press secretary Jay Carney said there was "absolutely" no cover up on the Fast and Furious controversy. He said executive privilege was asserted only on internal deliberations and "that is separate from trying to find out the truth about this operation."
Committee officials who would conduct any negotiations in the coming days for Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa, R-Calif., said they are looking for at least some additional documents on Fast and Furious — plus some "signs of good faith."
The latter could include substantive responses to future committee requests for documents; reforming the approval process for wiretap applications; acknowledging mistakes in misleading Congress about Fast and Furious; taking whistle-blowers seriously; and producing a log of documents to be turned over, according to the officials, who spoke only on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to discuss the issue by name.
The administration would have to abandon the president's assertion of executive privilege — a legal position that attempts to protect internal executive branch documents from disclosure. If the administration maintains that stance, it could lead to court fights that could take years to resolve.
The last Cabinet member to be cited by a congressional committee for contempt was Attorney General Janet Reno in President Bill Clinton's administration. That was never brought to a follow-up vote in the full House.
Technically, if the full House approves the Holder contempt citation, there could be a federal criminal case against him, but history strongly suggests the matter won't get that far.
Democrats contended that the 23-17 party-line contempt vote Wednesday was just political theater. The committee's top Democrat, Rep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland, called the vote "an extreme, virtually unprecedented action based on election-year politics rather than fact."
While Boehner and House Majority Leader Eric Cantor would make the final decision on postponing a vote, aides to the speaker and Issa said the chairman and his staff would conduct any upcoming negotiations — as they have been doing throughout the year.
During the committee's year-and-a-half-long investigation, the Justice Department has turned over 7,600 documents about the conduct of the Fast and Furious operation. Justice initially told the committee the operation did not use a risky investigative technique known as "gun-walking" — but later acknowledged that it did.
Agents of the US Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives in Arizona abandoned the agency's usual practice of intercepting all weapons they believed to be illicitly purchased. Instead, the goal of gun-walking was to track such weapons to high-level arms traffickers, who had long eluded prosecution, and to dismantle their networks.
Gun-walking has long been barred by Justice Department policy, but federal agents in Arizona experimented with it in at least two investigations during the George W. Bush administration before Fast and Furious. These experiments came as the department was under widespread criticism that the old policy of arresting every suspected low-level "straw purchaser" was still allowing tens of thousands of guns to reach Mexico. A straw purchaser is an illicit buyer of guns for others.
The agents in Arizona lost track of several hundred weapons in Operation Fast and Furious. Two of the guns that "walked" in the operation were found at the scene of the slaying of US border agent Brian Terry.
The Issa aides believe that a few hundred pages of documents may satisfy them, providing those records tell the story of how the Justice Department came to understand that it gave Congress false information on Feb. 4, 2011. The department said at that time that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives had made every effort to interdict weapons moving from Arizona to Mexico.
More than 10 months later, the department retracted that statement after it became clear that the guns were not intercepted but allowed to enter Mexico in hopes that officials could track them to drug lords.
The flaws were exposed by whistle-blowers who contacted Sen. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa.
Holder offered to give lawmakers a briefing on the withheld documents but insisted that this action satisfy Issa's subpoena for the records and negate the need for a committee contempt vote. Issa rejected the offer, saying it was an attempt to force an end to the committee's investigation.
The wiretap approval process is important to Issa because, he contends, the Justice Department gave only a cursory look at applications for wiretaps on targets in Fast and Furious.
One Issa aide said the committee negotiators were looking for the administration to "generate good will that will potentially change the atmosphere on getting a deal."
Another aide added, "But we have to see the documents."


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Hot Spring County Sportlight: Isaac Wright
When you imagine the typical defensive lineman, what comes to mind?
A mean, hard-hitting player that enjoys the punishment he inflicts upon his opponents?
Most of the time, yes.
What about a soft-spoken and polite student council president with a love of poetry?
Not usually, which is what makes Malvern senior nose guard (and occasional right guard) Isaac Wright something different.
Wright heads up the defensive front line of the Malvern Leopards, who are in one of their best three-year stretches in decades.
He was on the Leopards team that advanced to War Memorial Stadium in Little Rock to compete for the 2011 4A state championship.
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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - SundaySky expects its sales to triple annually as companies increasingly use personalized videos to win over new customers and retain existing ones.
The U.S.-Israeli company's videos not only speak to a customer by name but take into account past history and present behavior with a brand. SundaySky can generate millions of videos from a single template in real time, allowing the videos to always be up to date.
"The video covers all stages of a customer's life cycle, from a customer's acquisition, supporting them with bills and statements to expanding their relationship and developing a deeper level of loyalty," said Jim Dicso, SundaySky's president.
One of SundaySky's flagship clients is AT&T, which has seen a reduction in inbound phone calls from its customers as well as in the length of the calls, Dicso said. SundaySky has expanded its services to the majority of U.S. phone companies.
Customer loyalty programs are another focus. The objective is to maintain relationships with customers that can lead to added products and services over time.
"The videos can help reduce churn and in the case of telecom companies, increase average revenue per user," he said.
Besides AT&T, SundaySky's clients include Orange, Office Depot, AIG, Turkcell, eBay, Lenovo, Sears and Verizon.
Another use of the videos is advertising based on a customer's behavior while shopping on a company's website.
For example, if someone looks at a printer on Office Depot's website but does not buy it and a few days later watches a video on YouTube, SundaySky's software will bid to show the user an ad. If SundaySky's bid is accepted by an ad exchange it will show the user an ad for the printer with a promotional offer and an Office Depot brand message.
SundaySky has grown threefold in each of the past two years in revenue and bookings.
"We are confident we can execute at that pace in the coming years," Dicso said.
SundaySky said it differs from competitors such as Israel's Idomoo in that its platform can create an unlimited amount of videos that are always up to date. Also, its software has an analytics platform built in, allowing it to measure and optimize performance.
Founded in 2007 in Israel, where its development activities are located, SundaySky is headquartered in New York. It has raised over $17 million from Carmel Ventures, Norwest Venture Partners and Globespan Capital and employs more than 90 workers.
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When it comes to putting the idea of term limits before the voters, the Big Spring City Council has had a change of heart.
By a 5-2 vote Tuesday, the council rejected a resolution that would have put a term limit proposition on the ballot during May's municipal elections. The vote comes weeks after the council gave its preliminary approval to the measure by a scant 4-3 majority.
Council members Terry Hansen and Stephanie Horton, who had supported the measure earlier, joined Joann Staulcup, Gloria McDonald and Manuel Ramirez Jr. in voting against the proposition.
Mayor Tommy Duncan and Craig Olson voted in favor of putting the measure on the May ballot.
A somber Duncan told the council it was selling the citizens of Big Spring short by not putting the measure on the ballot.
"I cannot express how utterly disappointed I am that this council is refusing the citizens the right to vote on such a significant issue," Duncan said.
Hansen said feedback from his constituents convinced him to change his mind.
"This is probably the hardest decision I've ever had to make as part of the city council," Hansen said. "On a personal basis, I'm against term limits at this level of government, but I did not have a problem with the voters having a say, and I still don't have a problem with them having a say. Having said that, after I received call after call after call (from people opposing the term-limit election), that weighed heavily in my decision (Tuesday)."
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SAN JOSE, Calif. – San Jose Sharks forward Logan Couture will undergo surgery Wednesday for an upper-body injury
General manager Doug Wilson said Tuesday that Couture has been playing with the injury for several weeks and decided to have surgery when it did not respond as hoped.
Wilson said the team will have a better idea after the operation of how much time Couture will miss. There just more than four weeks until the Olympic break. Couture did not make the Canadian team, possibly because of the injury.
Couture has 14 goals and is fourth on the Sharks with 35 points. After going 11 straight games without a goal, Couture recently scored in four straight. That streak was snapped Sunday in Chicago but he still had an assist and the shootout game-winner.


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Ralph Workman was born in 1794 in Lee County, Virginia. He died about 1845 in Illinois.
Ralph married Agnes circa 1815 in Virginia. Agnes was born circa 1796 in Russell County, Virginia. She died in 1847 in Illinois.
They had the following children:
Matilda Workman was born during 1817 in Russell County, Virginia. She died in 1862 in Kentucky.
Ada Workman was born about 1817 in Virginia.
Edwin Workman was born about 1819 in Virginia. He died in 1854 in Kentucky.
Peter Workman was born during 1821 in Virginia. He died in 1903 in Kentucky.
Margaret Workman was born in 1824 in Illinois. She died in 1867 in Kentucky.
Mark Workman was born in 1824 in Wayne County, Illinois. He died on 2 Jan 1885 in Kentucky.
Barbara Workman was born in 1828 in Illinois. She died on 3 Mar 1884 in Kentucky.
Martha V. Workman was born in 1830 in Illinois. She died in 1912 in Shelby County, Tennessee.